China

Fact Check: China is Sending toxic Firecrackers that Increase Asthma

Anshika Agarwal

The preparations for Diwali have started in the country. Everyone is waiting on 4th November when Goddess Lakshmi will be worshiped from house to house. Diwali festival cannot be imagined without firecrackers.

A message related to this is going on on social media. It is being said in this message that China is deliberately sending such firecrackers to India, which causes asthma and worsens eyesight. Along with this, people are being asked to boycott Chinese crackers. However, when PIB investigated this message, it turned out to be fake.

Know the whole matter here…

What is written in the viral message: In this message issued in the name of Vishwajit Mukherjee, Senior Investigating Officer of the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, it is written, 'According to intelligence information, since Pakistan cannot attack India directly, it has asked China to take revenge on India. China has filled firecrackers, which are toxic to carbon monoxide gas, to spread asthma in India'.

Viral message

'Apart from this, in India, special lighting decorative lights are also being made for developing eye diseases. Paro has been used in large quantities, please be aware of this Diwali and do not use these Chinese products. Spread this message to all Indians'.

What is the truth?

Press Information Bureau of India has rubbished these claims and said that the message is fake. The fact check handle of the government also said that no such information has been released by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

SRH Vs LSG: Can Sunrisers Hyderabad Open Their Account Against Lucknow Super Giants?

Polling for Third Phase of Lok Sabha Elections Underway, Gautam Adani, PM Modi Cast Vote in Ahmedabad

Shark Tank Sends Legal Notice to Startup ‘Dorje Teas’, the Tea Company Used the Show’s Clip in Its Ad, Accused of Copyright Infringement

AI and Cost Cutting are Some of the Biggest Reasons Why Tech Layoffs Have Surged By 136 Percent in 2024, Reveals Study

Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Case Filed Against Shivpal Yadav for Controversial Remarks On Mayawati